lhendrix35
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It's not hard to do, just irritating. I start with one strand and two things to roll on. I roll both at the same time so they don't get tangled. When they begin to twist, I put clothespins on the rolled strands and let it hang to get out the twist. It is a pain, but for your tiny dolls, you won't need much Embroidery thread is a lot easier to separate than yarn.
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I have used embroidery thread for small things and also separated strands of small yarn like baby yarn, although that is still a bit large. I don't recall any problem with embroidery thread
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I like all three, but the turkey is special
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Thanks, the doll the designer dressed is a play doll, so it is much different from mine. It is on ravelry, if you would like to see.
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Using Kelli Newcome's dress pattern and vintage hat pattern
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After you look at her for a while and you still don't like it...but I think it is fine. She is cute
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So pretty, as they always are. Thanks
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Cute, sweet expressions
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My first one was too big. I try to remember to use an editor to make them smaller. Cuts the time for uploading, too
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I need this, too. I don't see any way to show my appreciation for the September Crochetville tote.
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Glad you like her. Most of my doll pictures are made on that wall
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Thanks, most of the time that is the easiest way.
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This beautiful girl is a gift from Tampa Doll. Her jacket is from a vintage pattern, her bag is from Helga, her shoes are from Cobblers Cabin, and her skirt is Darski's
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Cute, thanks for the pattern
